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What's in a Name? Buildings that house diplomatic functions are commonly called embassies. Embassies have several types of facilities that may or may not be located together:
The Foreign Missions Act of 1982 establishes the procedures and criteria for the location, replacement, and expansion of chanceries and chancery annexes. Planning Challenges The expanding role of foreign missions is fueling demand for larger, specialized facilities with more parking.NCPC cooperates with the Department of State and the District of Columbia to:
The International Center—a diplomatic district in Northwest DC—was established in 1968. The 47-acre campus is now fully developed with 19 embassies. NCPC is now identifying opportunities for the creation of new diplomatic districts. |
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Related Publications Foreign Missions Overview Brochure Comprehensive Plan: Foreign Missions and International Organizations Element Economic and Fiscal Impact Study
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